Thursday Club To Meet On Thursday In Roland Park
The Thursday Bridge club will gather Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock with Mrs Roy Spearman at her Roland Park home. Also notices of Esberra and Amigo clubs reflect midweek meetings and a large Elizabeth City wedding of Miss Margaret Hollowell to Laurance Munsey Ingram at First Methodist.
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Roy Spearman
Roland Park
Psberra Club
Esberra Club
J. A. Morris
Burbank Garden Club
Eugene Jarrett
Amigo Bridge Club
Reitzel Wagner
George Coggins
Best Street
Elizabeth City
N. C
Margaret Hollowell
Laurance Munsey Ingram
High Point
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank Swindell
Urner G. Davis
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
J. Wesley Foreman
H. C. Foreman
Christopher Wilson Hollowell
Morris
Co. W. Hollowell
Social visits span Raleigh to Beaufort in weekend activity
Miss Mary Hoke visits Mrs Capus Waynick in the Monroe apartment in Raleigh. Mrs Will Kinney and daughter Jacqueline visit relatives in Thomasville. Mr and Mrs Joe Duncan of Statesville guest of Mr and Mrs Brice Bennett on Sunset Drive. Guests of Mrs H L Cook include Mrs E S Paddison of Nashville and others from Burgaw and Beaufort for the Federation. Miss Mary Duncan McAnally returns to Salem College after weekend with her parents. she will usher at a music recital tonight for her roommate Miss Sarah Kincaid of Statesville.
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Mary Hoke
Raleigh
Mrs
Capus Waynick
Monroe
Joe Duncan
Statesville
Brice Bennett
Sunset Drive
E. S. Paddison
Nashville
N. C
Burgaw
H. Overstreet
Beaufort
H. L. Cook
Mary Duncan McAnally
W. J. McAnally
Salem College
Miss McAnally
Sarah Kincaid
Music Hall
Egypt Must Withdraw Public Meeting Bill by May 2
London reports the Egyptian government has until 7 p.m. May 2 to withdraw the bill regulating public meetings and demonstrations. Foreign Secretary Sir Austen Chamberlain said Lord Lloyd delivered a final warning to the Egyptian premier, on instruction from the British government. The note seeks اجل security of communications in Egypt and protection of minorities among other points.
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Egypt
Sudan
London
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Lord Lloyd
Britain demands written pledge to block Egyptian public assemblies bill
In a Cairo dispatch British authorities pressure the Egyptian government to withdraw the Public Assemblies bill within three days or face action deemed necessary to protect foreign interests. Malta reports say battleships Warspite and Valiant sailed from Valletta as rumors of fleet movements circulate. Prime Minister Nahas Pasha faces a British ultimatum delivered by Reginald Hoare at the British Residency.
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Cairo
Great Britain
Reginald Hoare
Nahas Pasha
Fliers Parade Through New York After Cross Atlantic Flight
A contingent of trans Atlantic fliers arrives in New York with Mayor Walker and state officials to receive medals of valor and a city welcome. The group tours Fifth Avenue to Madison Square Garden and Central Park, plans a wreath at the Eternal Light, and attends theatre and a city banquet before Washington ceremonies.
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Walker
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Madison Square
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Smith
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Commodore
Washington
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Koehl
Pat
Dresden
Robert E. Lee
Atlanta
Stone Mountain Memorial
Cardinal Hayes
Acc
Atlantic
Irish Free State Air Forces
Fitz
St. Peters’ Lutheran
Lexington Avenue
Ireland
Greenly Island
Times Square
Metropolitan Opera House
Baron von Huenefeld
High Point College Hosts Catawba in Busier Week of Baseball
High Point College resumes baseball with a home game against Catawba at the new High School Athletic Field. The Panthers end a 10 day layoff after a South Carolina Georgia swing where they won three of five. Coach Jack Boylin reshuffles positions with Clib Russell at second, Ray Dixon at first, Hill to the outfield, and Yow and Hedrick ready to pitch as four games loom this week.
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Catawba College
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South Carolina
Georgia
Boylviites
Elon
Wake Forest
Lenoir Bryne
Jack Boylin
Erskine College
Atlantic Christian Colleges
Wilson
Clib Russell
MacFadden
Ray Dixon
Hill
Brasser
Mitchell
Perdue
Brassey
Fuqua
Yow
Hedrick
Prof W H Pegram of Duke Dies in Durham
Prof. W. H. Pegram of Duke University died in Durham this morning at age 92. He joined Duke and its predecessor Trinity as a chemistry professor in 1875, later moving with Trinity to its present location. Surviving are five children including George B. Pegram dean of Columbia University and J. E. Pegram a Durham lawyer. Funeral set for tomorrow at his Trinity home.
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W. H. Pegram
Duke University
Durham
Trinity
High Point
Pegram
Duke
Prof. Pegram
Harnett County
Emma Craven
Braxton Craven
Major Bruce Craven
George B. Craven
George B. Pegram
Columbia University
New York
Annie Pegram
Greensboro College
J. E. Pegram
Irene Pegram
W. H. Pegram, Jr
San Antonio
Senate Orders Probe Into Presidential Campaign Spending
The senate today ordered an investigation into presidential campaign expenditures. The move signals heightened scrutiny of how campaign funds are spent and by which committees.
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Washington
Senate Today
Carter
Official Temperature Report from Charlotte June 30
Official weather bureau records show temperatures and rainfall for the 24 hours ending at noon in the principal cotton growing areas and surrounding regions. Data covers Charlotte and nearby localities, detailing hourly readings and precipitation estimates for the period.
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Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
Great Hook-Up to Give Demonstration a Play
New York broadcast links six short wave stations to welcome Bremen crew across the United States and Canada. National and Columbia networks divide announcers from Battery to Central Park with an airplane following the procession down the Hudson.
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New York
Bremen
United States
Canada
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting Company
CFCA
Toronto
Battery
Central Park
Hudson
Columbia
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